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1. FV_Catchment_WP1_Condition_Assessment_FINAL_14.10.21 (PDF, 5323k)

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   20 Oct 2021: Little information exists regarding projected climate changes for the Franklin Vale Creek catchment. ... The majority of sites (66%) surveyed exhibited low to moderate levels of erosion.

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2. Cost of living pressures eased with council budget measures

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   27 Jun 2024: That’s more than 20,000 people who have taken up the opportunity to join free or low-cost exercise and wellbeing sessions and that will continue in 2024-2025. ... Council will continue to deliver many exciting, educational, free and low-cost events,

3. FACT SHEET 2 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 255k)

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   12 May 2010: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au. A catchment is the area of land from which rainfall flows to a low point to form a creek or river. ... The roof surface collects the rain, channels it to the gutters, and into the downpipe.

4. Free planting event to mark National Tree Day

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   27 Jul 2021: We are working with landowners in Franklin Vale Creek and Black Snake Creek to revegetate key areas of the catchment. ... Council also has ongoing projects to improve water quality such as the Small Creek naturalisation project, a water smart street

5. ACTIVITY SHEET 1 Understanding Catchments 1. A contour line ... (PDF, 1693k)

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   31 May 2009: When the rain hits the roof, some of the water will flow down one side and the rest will flow down the other. ... Make sure to also copy your creek or river and indicate where smaller creeks and gullies might exist.

6. PlacesBirdPlacesBird of Ipswichof Ipswich A collaborative project by BirdLife ... (PDF, 2304k)

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   19 May 2019: 124, return same way. Mixed habitat including farmland, patches of mixed forest, vine thickets, creeks, farm dams and ponds. ... Habitats include: alluvial flats, riverine vegetation along the creek, open forests and woodlands and farmland.

7. ACTIVITY SHEET 7 A Catchment Story PURPOSE: To illustrate ... (PDF, 1792k)

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   10 Jul 2009: Some of these pollutants can then enter the river as rain falls in the catchment. ... Rain washes the soil into the river causing erosion and sedimentation of the waterway.

8. Ipswich community to get its hands dirty for National Tree Day

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   17 Jul 2023: Ipswich City Council’s National Tree Day planting event is on Saturday 29 July at Tite Family Park, 59 Creek Street, Bundamba Creek, 8am to 10.30am. ... Parking is available at the Vision Christian Family Church carpark adjacent to the creek.

9. Erosion and Sediment Control

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   30 Aug 2022: saves time and money but not having to clean up sediment or replace lost materials after rain. ... Sediment basins must be treated, emptied and dewatered within 5 days of the last rain event.

10. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

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    11 Sep 2021: The results show the catchments of Woogaroo Creek, Opossum Creek and Sandy Creek as the primary strongholds and this is in line with previous years’ results. ... Of critical importance to the conservation of our platypus populations is maintaining good

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